It was a whirlwind ending to Game 4 of the Sens' Eastern Conference Quarter-final as Kyle Turris comes up the hero for the second year in a row after pulling off the same feat during Game 4 in 2012.
Here's what Kyle had to say about the goal:
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Scoring a playoff hat trick is a rare feat. Scoring a playoff hat trick in an Ottawa Senators uniform had never been done by anyone not named Daniel Alfredsson before last night. Scoring a playoff hat trick before your 21st birthday had only been done by four other people ever.
Jean-Gabriel Pageau joined some pretty exclusive company last night.
To say there's something a little bit different — more amplified, perhaps — when playoff hockey rolls around really doesn't do it justice. There's a type of perpetual tension which lasts a full three periods with every single person in the building knowing that, unlike the regular season, the sun won't necessarily come out tomorrow.
Last night's Game 3 tilt between the Sens and Habs was no different and it was apparent from when people began arriving at Scotiabank Place at 4 p.m., to party in the Red Zone.
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After a tough game two wherein the Sens arguably played a more complete game than the first and lost, the key to turning the tide back in the Ottawa’s favour was almost unanimously agreed upon amongst players and coaches: bodies to the net.
Following Saturday’s skate, Coach MacLean summed up Montreal’s successes as being “harder at both nets” and “harder on the puck” than the Sens were. Ottawa did have success gaining Montreal’s zone and creating chances, but those successes came by way of the transition game, generating offence on rushes rather than playing with the puck.
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Folks out and about in Ottawa can expect to encounter the Red Brigade at various spots around town.
In the shot above they're hanging out at the Museum of Civilization and have been at other big landmarks around town getting Sens fans fired up and giving away Sens swag to people who pop by and say hello.
If you see them, don't be shy!
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